Worship at POP

In-Person

Saturday at 5:30 pm

Sunday at 8:15 & 10:30 am

Live-stream

Sundays at 10:30 am

All PoP members and attenders are invited to join the BoSL and staff for an online Town Hall on Sunday, March 19 at 7:30 pm. We will give ministry and financial updates, including reporting on the progress of our Envision priorities and an opportunity to ask your questions. Check your email for the Zoom link on March 18 or 19.

Jennifer.Gross@poplc.org

Annual Baby Bottle Campaign

On April 1st, Prince of Peace is having an Easter Egg Hunt for

Pre-K – 4th grade children

9:30 – 11:30am. We are looking for donations of items to put in the eggs for the children to find. Items can be peanut-free candy, stickers, or other small toys that fit in the smaller plastic eggs. Donations should be dropped off in the bucket located in the Narthex by Wednesday, March 15th.

We are also in need of volunteers to run the different activities. The activities are crafts, bubbles, a small bounce house and the actual Easter egg hunts. This is perfect for any students who need service hours for school or scouts! If you are interested in volunteering just respond to this email.

Club 456 (all 4th, 5th & 6th graders) meets next on Sat, March 18, 6:45pm - 8:15pm in Room 27. We will be stuffing Easter Eggs with candy & toys to help our church be ready for the Big Easter Egg Hunt as well as practicing flag worship with Ms. M.E. Sorenson to participate in the 10:30am service the following morning (Sun, 19th). Bring your Bible and a donation of peanut free candy/small toys/stickers that will fit into the eggs. Pizza dinner included. Contact Michele at info@poplc.org with questions or your RSVP.

Mar 12 - Discover Journey Begins with Pastor Michael

Mar 12 - Baby Bottles Due

Mar 12 - Spring Forward

Mar 15 - Egg Hunt Donation Due

Mar 19 - Zoom Town Hall Meeting

Mar 24-26 - SED Jr. High District Youth Gathering

Mar 25 - Young Adults (youth room after worship)

Mar 26 - First Communion Class

Mar 29 - 6PM His Family Time & Dinner for ALL

Mar 30 & 31 - POP School Easter Chapels

For more details read below, visit our website, or email info@poplc.org

• April 1 - POP Easter Egg Hunt
• April 1 - POP Spring Clean-up
• April 1 & 2 - Palm Sunday Weekend
• April 6 - Maundy Thursday (7pm)
• April 7 - Good Friday (7pm)
• April 8 - Easter Saturday and Dinner (5:30pm)
• April 9 - Easter Worship

8:15 and 10:30am with breakfast 9:30am-12pm

A First Communion class will be offered on March 26 during the Sunday School hour (9:30-10:20) in the back half of the first and second grade Sunday School classroom. Those who attended the last class and did not take their First Communion do not need to take the class again, but may do so if they wish. Pastor Mark Boriack will be teaching the class. The actual First Communion date is to be determined, but should be within a few weeks of the class. Anyone who took the class before, is not taking the class this time, and wishes to take their First Communion should also notify Arla Albers in the office. Arla.Albers@poplc.org

Job Opportunity: Prince of Peace Lutheran School is looking for a new School Registrar and Financial Administrator for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. Marcel Page is retiring after 26 years in the School Office. We are so grateful for Marcel's time and commitment to the School. If interested in hearing more about this position please contact Lisa Wentzel at lisa.wentzel@poplc.org at Prince of Peace School.

Every week we have lovely flowers on our altar wall. Could you be a donator of these for a week or two? Have a special occasion? It would be a great time to give to the Lord. Sign up at the welcome table in the narthex. You are welcome to take the flowers after the 2nd service on Sunday. Please bring your own container to transfer into. Suggested donation is $40. (These flower arrangements would usually run more than $100 if ordered through a florist. Our Prince of Peace volunteers do these for you for so much less and we thank them.) Arla.Albers@poplc.org

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Donating Gift Cards to ECHO- Please Consider This

Donations are ECHO’s lifeblood, and the generosity of our donors has allowed ECHO to make a difference in the lives of thousands of people in need over the years. Some donations, however, are difficult for ECHO to use, and retail gift cards are among those. While some non-profits can use donated gift cards in their work, ECHO cannot.

We make food, clothing and household goods available to clients, but we do not give out store gift cards. If ECHO pays for housing or utility costs in an emergency, we pay the vendors directly. We give food, both non-perishable and specific refrigerated foods directly to clients, trying to treat everyone equally.

The accounting even becomes complicated for ECHO volunteers if gift cards are used to pay for purchases for the organization. We respectfully, and gratefully, ask our donors to help ECHO by donating money or by using the Amazon Wishlist to supply specifically needed items. The links are on our website at www.echo-inc.org.

1. It's how they meet Jesus. It's how they learn to worship.
2. Busy Bags with quiet activities are located on hooks outside of the nursery (room 22). Please return them.
3. We also provide a staffed nursery during worship for infants and toddlers if they need a place and people just for them.